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Bank of Ghana’s appointment of Prof. John Gatsi as advisor on Islamic finance: A strategic move for financial inclusion and economic growth

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has appointed Prof. John Gatsi, a renowned economist and Dean of the University of Cape Coast Business School, as a key advisor on implementing Islamic finance

Part 2 Rebuttal: Islamic Banking is a progressive step for Ghana’s financial sector – not a religious agenda

Ghana’s secular constitution ensures state neutrality in religious matters, but it does not prohibit private or faith-aligned financial services

Glamour or Grave? The Hidden Cost of Fitting In: Why Young Girls are Speaking out on Tobacco and Nicotine Lies

Growing up as a girl in today’s world can feel like it comes with immense pressure. We are bombarded with pressure from every angle

World Environment Day: A call to action to beat plastic pollution

World Environment Day, observed every year on June 5, serves as a crucial platform for global environmental awareness and collective action

Rebuttal: Islamic Banking strengthens financial inclusion without threatening Ghana’s secular Constitution

Dr. Palgrave Boakye-Danquah, a former government spokesperson on security and governance, recently argued on www.ghanawed.com against the introduction of Islamic banking in Ghana

Thaddeus Sory to Dame: And still crying, even more incongruously – Part I

I honestly don’t believe Cry Baby wrote the response. For if he did, it’s quite incongruous how he admits I have NPP-affiliated clients

Prof Kwaku Azar writes: The dangerous myth that ‘Shall’ means ‘May’ in Ghana’s Constitution

A widely misunderstood claim from Ghana’s 2013 election petition suggests the Supreme Court ruled that “shall” doesn’t mean mandatory—implying it could mean “may.” This myth misrepresents the Court’s actual position.